Christmas Visits Stitch Town Family Ties
Mrs. Ralph M. Clark of Santa Rita visits her parents Mr and Mrs A Green as Mr Clark plans to join for Christmas. Mrs Bettie Marshal of Indianapolis arrives to spend the season with Mr and Mrs W H Small. Miss Joella Birchfield from El Paso Business College visits Lordsburg at the home of Mr and Mrs A L Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Clark
Santa Rita
A. Green
Mr. Clark
Bettie Marshal
Indianapolis, Indiana
W. H. Small
Joella Birchfield
el Paso
H. E. Scofield
Virden News: Obituary and Holiday Social Highlights
F. C. Smith died after heart trouble and stroke. Funeral speakers were Bishop Magraff and President Payne. The town welcomed newlyweds Darwin and Lunt at a Virden hall reception. Several families exchanged homes and visitors arrived from Silver City and elsewhere. Children raised gifts for the aged, Santa distributed treats, and local activities included school performances and Christmas events. Weather brought snow and holiday travel continued among residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Smith
Magraff
Franklin
H. L. Payne
Safford
Mr. Smith
Virden
Nancy Smith
H. L. Smith
Bryan Eccoly
Parley Lunt
Darwin Lunt
Virden Hall
Telegraph Firms Seek 15 Percent Rate Hike Across Nation
The telegraph industry plans to apply to the Federal Communications Commission for a fifteen percent rate increase. It argues steady improvements have reduced costs and that current slackening business threatens service, even as taxes and wages rise. The piece notes the last rate rise occurred during WWI and stresses telegraphs as essential to national defense and daily commerce. It also lists local holiday visits and social notes about residents in El Paso, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, and Deming, plus a mention of legal blanks at Liberal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Communication Commission
Lordsburg Birth Helps Local Family in December
Mr and Mrs A N Latham welcomed a baby boy at Lordsburg Hospital on December 17 with mother and child reported to be doing nicely. Miss Marjorie Fairly returns home for the holidays from Minneapolis while Miss Marshaline Goodsel of Las Cruces visits her grandmother Mrs Eva Marshall. Mr and Mrs Iryll W Jones and their children join Mr and Mrs John Clark and Tommy for the season with Mrs Jones known as Miss Mary Clark. J G Sweeney of San Simon visited Lordsburg Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Latham
Lordsburg Hospital
Marshaline Goodsel of
Las Cruces
Eva Marshall
Lordsburg Visitors and Ranch Activity Highlight Week
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoggett of Rodeo visited Lordsburg on Tuesday while Charlie C. Martin of Duncan spent Monday and Tuesday in Lordsburg shipping cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Roy Hoggett
Rodeo
Lordsburg
Charlies C. Martin
Duncan
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American Legion
Sid
Dian
Ritz Bros
Gloria Stuart
M. G. M. News
Lost Horizon
Ronald Coleman
Jane Wyatt
Robert Young
Florence Rice
Zorras
Trene Dunne
Robert Taylor
Egghead
Stella Dallas
Barbara Stanwyck
John Boles
M G. M. News
Schwarz
Virden News
Abe Waline
Puller Ranch
J. R. Robs
Waline Farm
Jean
Joan Riddle
Ruth Hateh
Rowena Richardson
Silver City
Santa Claus
Hans Anderson
Fl Paso
Annie Lunt
Miami
Sylvan
Edward Lunt
Mesa
Dora
Smith
Lynn Hatch
Ruth
Myrtle
Central
Arizona
Austin Whitmer
L. D. S. Shurch
Schoool Glee Club
Leon Barlow
Bennie Anderson
Keneth Watson
Mrs WC. Shellbere
Baby
Deport, Texas
Lordshire
Mrs. Shellere
Mae Isaacs
Ethel Pearl
Laurence
Wilcox
Chas. Conner
C. L. Humderger
Beatrice
Nebraska
Robert Pierce
Pierce
Humberger
Hurley
Yuletide
Eagle Drug & Stationery Co
FE. J. Malone
Gladys Gene
Mary Frances
Sonny
Gladys Sapp
Raton
Claude E. Wood
Joan
Santa Fe
Earl Kerr
Jack of
Bille Steed
Robert Pruger
Miss Steed
The
National Employment Service
Ray Baker of
Deming
Liberal
N. Y
Potsdam
Dairymen’s League
Teeting
State Peacher’s
Peck
Brancheau
Traytco
Simsley
Hoffner
Gray
Marjorie Fairly
Minneapolis
Minnesota
J. G. Sweeney
San Simon
Joseph L. Pyles
Conoco
Ioc
Piggly Wiggly
Tally -Ho
UNION
Lordsburg’s Department Store
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